how do you keep the flan liquid from seeping out?
4997
I am hoping you're using a crust first? There are a few well informed articles on the net aka southernliving.com regarding how to properly use a tart pan.
4998
I don't think you can. You need a different type of pan for flan One without a removable bottom.
4999
I do not know but you could try putting heavy-duty foil on the outside of the pan up about half-way up the side of it.
5000
I didn't use the pan for flan. I used it for Deep dish fruit pies. But I still wrap it with foil and place it on a jelly roll pan. xoCarole
5001
The lip is fairly wide and the insert fits well. Between that and your crust no fluids seep out. When your tart is cool simply push up on the bottom and it comes right out and looks beautiful.
5002
I is a tart pan, I only use it to make a pie. I don't think it would be good for flan.
521743
Need to uses an abrasive soap like powdered laundry detergent, small amounts of water and a micro fiber cloth; make light pressure small circular motion buffing passes (on both inner and outer sides) increasing the amount of water gradually as you go. You will end up with a clear viewing window that should not fog again.
31506
Be sure you have, at the very least, 16 oz of a liquid of some sort inside. Otherwise it won't seal off. A built-in safe guard.
227813
I try my best to just let as much of the water out as possible and make sure to never put anything thats not water into it because cleaning other types of liquids leave a nasty smell and residue as for mold issues or smell after every use I just keep it in my freezer until the next time. Hope this helps
1288800
Pry it off is best, puncture it if you have to. Need a good tight seal for re-use as it evaporates readily.
1901419
Possibly get liquid in the sealing compartment. Be sure it is completely clean and dry
820901
The best way to use this, if you want it to linger for a very long time, is to spray a couple sprays into a cup and place the cup near your target. It stays around for a looooong time when left in its liquid form.
2202569
U need a sleeve, otherwise there isn't anything to stop a.c. from coming forward. Also it needs to be tilted or u get water on inside.
1423007
I haven't had a problem with air seeping as long as the product has contact on all sides. Sorry to be so slow in responding. Just found the question.
1202586
my husband used one of those bottles you can hook up to a hose and spread it that way. Good luck!
637747
Use white vinegar - ((you buy it at a grocery store- very cheaply I might add). Other than that- just use a soft facecloth and wipe it down on the outside after use. Leave the top open for it to air dry inside, do not use dish detergent in the area where the water goes or you'll taste soap in your coffee for months!
1117051
This is what I did. I poured a small amount of oil into the top area where the stopper feeds into the bottle. I slowly tried to move the stopper so the oil could get in between the glass. Eventually the oil will loosen the stopper. About once a week I try to make sure that this area is oiled up so that it doesn't happen again.
738143
I did not vent the room. I did not use gloves because the sprayer was effective and you just squirt the chandelier. Make sure to lay lots of plastic under to cover the area but the best idea was to place an umbrella directly under to catch the drip. Be liberal and for my two foot chandelier I used the bottle. The vertical glass will come clean but the glass slanted or horizontal may not come clean from my experience.
2020382
I recommend spraying a little hydrogen peroxide in this line about once a month. Just like in an air conditioning system, the constant water flow through the drain line will eventually clog due to a build up of algae in the line. Once this happens water will begin to trickle out of the little key hole on the spigot. If you put a little peroxide in the line periodically, you will prevent this algae build up. I spray mine with peroxide about once a month and I have never had a problem since I started doing this. It will also make the drain quieter as even a little restriction from algae can make the system gurgle... I recommend spraying a little hydrogen peroxide in this line about once a month. Just like in an air conditioning system, the constant water flow through the drain line will eventually clog due to a build up of algae in the line. Once this happens water will begin to trickle out of the little key hole on the spigot. If you put a little peroxide in the line periodically, you will prevent this algae build up. I spray mine with peroxide about once a month and I have never had a problem since I started doing this. It will also make the drain quieter as even a little restriction from algae can... » Read More I recommend spraying a little hydrogen peroxide in this line about once a month. Just like in an air conditioning system, the constant water flow through the drain line will eventually clog due to a build up of algae in the line. Once this happens water will begin to trickle out of the little key hole on the spigot. If you put a little peroxide in the line periodically, you will prevent this algae build up. I spray mine with peroxide about once a month and I have never had a problem since I started doing this. It will also make the drain quieter as even a little restriction from algae can make the system gurgle... « Show Less
1699534
Make sure that u see the light coming through the little window on the lower part on the front of the case - and then make sure there is water coming through the opening - u don't really need the air tube unless u want it to add bubbles to the output there's not much else to it
1661250
There's no way to keep it from leaking through but it dries fairly quickly. We just left our mattress inflated for a few days before we put it away.
1481081
No you don't. Just add the dye. You might have to had some freon to get some pressure in your system so the leak will happen.